Commonly, the return on investment is higher than residential due to long lease security and multiple office spaces. Lessees are willing to pay a premium for the premises if the location is in a desirable area.

Capital appreciation contributes to significant returns upon resale.

Typical lease lengths are 3-5 years, but can even be up to 25 years. This ensures a stable rental income without worrying about void periods, providing steady cash flow.

Tenants renting commercially tend to be more professional and serious, hence they maintain the property in good standards.

In typical commercial leases, tenants are responsible for repairs and maintenance, thus reducing the landlord’s responsibilities and streamlining management.

Additional financing options that can be structured more flexibly to suit investor needs and circumstances

Tax advantages in the form of expense deductions - commercial mortgage interest, depreciation, repairs, and maintenance costs. Do consult a tax advisor for specific tax benefits you might be entitled to.